Caroline Overington

One Chance

Barbara Williford

The book was off to a great start and then towards the end it just fizzled.

Paul, Imogen and Emily are tied together by the same company. They each have their own agendas for working there and everything seems fine until it’s not. The storyline was going great until the last 3 minutes of the Audible and then it’s as of the author has to hurry up and finish the book so she throws everything out there to see if it sticks. It had so much potential.

The author also tried to throw in so many personal agendas and platforms (again most in the last few minutes of the book.) I’m all for having an agenda but having THIS was a bit too much: the COVID pandemic and safety precautions, domestic abuse, sexual abuse, post partium depression, suicide, bank fraud, embezzlement and the list goes on and on and on all within 3 min.

One Chance

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